MONGOLIA · TOUR REVIEWS
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Every tour on this site on one page, best first. These are the 15 trips that beat everything else leaving Ulaanbaatar right now: what each one costs, how many days it eats, and who it suits, with the full catalogue underneath if none of them fits your dates.
A full-day Ulaanbaatar trip to the Genghis Khan Statue Complex, Terelj National Park, camel ride, and Aryabal Monastery with lunch included.
“Great time and the guide was very energetic and knowledgeable great time.”
Small-group day tour from Ulaanbaatar to Chinggis Khan statue and Terelj NP, plus Turtle Rock hike, camel ride and eagle photos.
“Very good tour, I liked a lot about the English guides who worked together making sure everyone and everything was OK. Practically I did in one day what I did in 25 days in Mongolia. Joking! Was good but the 10 days in Altai Mountains with Banu Travel and guide Damka Khudabai and his team was the best ever in my life!”
3 days from Ulaanbaatar into central Mongolia: camel dunes, Kharkhorin's Erdene Zuu, nomad ger night, and horseback in Khugnu Tarna.
“Davka was an absolutely great tour guide. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour despite the below freezing weather. Unfortunately, we had to shorten our trip 1 day due to unforeseen personal circumstances but the company were very understanding and able to accommodate even offering accommodation for us in the city. Thoroughly enjoyed the camel ride and monastery tour - Thank you again team!”
3 days in Central Mongolia with ger nights, Erdene Zuu, and camel rides over Elsen Tasarkhai dunes, small-group pace.
“Our guide Bulgaa was exceptional, very flexible, trying to tailor program as per travelers wishes, and very knowledgeable in the history geography and economy of the country which made discussions very interesting !”
Terelj National Park, Turtle Rock, and Mongolia icons in one 8-hour day tour from Ulaanbaatar, with Chinggis Khaan statue and temples.
“The trip was great, Shine the driver (the driver in some of the photos) was great he did not rush us and tried to accommodate us the best way possible. I appreciate his efforts in making it a great tour day. The activity was priced at a lower price than most other options (and I booked quite late the day prior) and that made me suspicious, but I am glad to report that it did not disappoint and in no way it felt like we sacrificed quality for price, royally recommend Shine and the company for responding to my late request.”
Ulaanbaatar day tour to the Chinggis Khaan statue complex, Turtle Rock, and Aryabal Monastery, with English guide and included transport.
“Very very pleased with this tour, felt very comfortable made some new friends and had lots of laughs. 100% recommend”
UB Shuttle taxi transfer from Chinggis Khaan Airport to Ulaanbaatar hotels with name sign pickup, 24/7 support, and fast coordination.
“Good trip, very nice guide & driver. Interesting so at a temple that I didn't know was included but very much enjoyed, as i did our lunch stop”
Two days from Ulaanbaatar to Kharkhorin and the Semi-Gobi, with two-hump camel rides, Erdenezuu monastery, and a ger night.
“Awesome program and service. The guide was amazing, so sweet and caring. Every time we needed anything, very helpful and made sure we are good. Highly recommended. When we return next year, we will be booking again!”
Half-day escape from Ulaanbaatar to the Chinggis Khan Statue Complex and Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, with a small-group guide.
“Fantastic day away from the city. The guide was very kind and patient to answer all questions about Mongolian history. Definitely recommend!”
A long, fun day trip from Ulaanbaatar to Elsen Tasarkhai for hikes, birdlife, and a camel ride plus a nomad-family lunch stop.
“Travelled with Angrag from Travel Mongolia and it was an amazing experience! He was an experienced careful driver, speaks good English, very patient, stopped whenever I want to take closer photos, and took good pictures for me too. Though drive was long, about 5h to get there (stuck in city traffic for long time) it was very worth it! Visited a normad Ger, family was friendly, home made lunch was good, and a 20min camel ride over vastness, totally wonderful feeling! Sand dune was smaller than I expected but still breathtaking. Angrag skilfully drove his Camry over rough dirt road to get us to Hustai National Park to see the…”
Cook Mongolian classics in a traditional ger near Ulaanbaatar with nettle tea, homemade noodles, dumplings, and shagai games.
“This is more than just a cooking class, it is a cultural experience that reveals the heart of Mongolian traditions. It is a must do for Ulaanbaatar. I not only had a lovely time but made 2 new friends.”
Ulaanbaatar day trip to Terelj National Park and Chinggis Khan Statue with hotel pickup, temple hike, included tickets, and lunch.
“Fantastic trip for the nature lovers and a bit of the history. A lot to see. Local lunch. Thanks for a nice day.”
Private day tour from Ulaanbaatar pairing Terelj National Park and the Genghis Khan Statue Complex with lunch, pickup, and flexible timing.
“We loved it all, from start to finish, but the temple and the stunning view from there was probably the highlight.”
Semi-Gobi camel rides, a ger-family cultural visit, traditional lunch, and round-trip transport from Ulaanbaatar for an unforgettable dune day.
“This tour really should be done with friends and family. It's 4-5 hours driving through the Steppe. GORGEOUS scenery but the camel ride was about 30 minutes. Afterwards, we headed back to Ulaanbaatar. The guide was very animated anRead more”
Catch a 90-minute Mongolian folk show in Ulaanbaatar with throat singing, traditional instruments, dance, and contortion, plus optional hotel pickup.
“The theater may be small, but the show is absolutely vibrant and captivating! Each performance segment is kept short, giving the audience a taste of different forms of Mongolian traditional art before smoothly moving on to the next. This pacing keeps the entire program lively and engaging without ever feeling drawn out. Do note that the theater is on the second floor and there’s no elevator. Guests in wheelchairs may need to consider whether they’re comfortable with the staff carrying them upstairs. In our case, my mother was warmly assisted by the troupe’s team, who couldn’t have been more kind and enthusiastic—an unforgettable part of the experience in itself!Read more”
